My Collection
Description:
Obverse
Shield of Portugal & globe, or armillary spere, date, value and name of the country below.
Reverse
3 ships, caravelles, sailing left over a map and a silhouette of Australia. The date refer to the controversial discovery and reconnaissance of Australia by a Portuguese sailor Cristóvão de Mendonça long before the Dutsch Janszoon in 1606.
Related Coins
1½ Euro (Against Famine; Silver)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 1 1/2 Euro
1.5 EUR = 1.75 USD
Year: 2010 / Material: Silver (.925)
100 Escudos (Carnation Revolution)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 100 Escudos
(100 PTE)
Year: (1976) / Material: Silver (.650)
Ceitil - António I (Countermarked with a goshawk)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 1 Ceitil = 1/6 Real
(1/6)
Year: (1582) / Material: Copper
2½ Euro (Money museum)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 2.5 Euro
2.5 EUR = 2.92 USD
Year: 2016 / Material: Copper-nickel
Barbuda - Fernando I (Tui mint)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 1 Barbuda = 28 dinheiros
(28)
Year: (1367-1371) / Material: Silver (.250)
Vintém – João III (L-O or O-L at each side of “Y”, Lisboa mint)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 1 Vintem = 20 Reais
(20)
Year: (1521-1555) / Material: Silver (.9166)
Real Branco - Fernando I (Zamora Mint)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: Real Branco= 120 Dinheiros
(120)
Year: (1369-1370) / Material: Silver (.250)
4 Cruzados - Filipe I
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 4 Cruzados = 1600 Reais
(1600)
Year: (1584-1598) / Material: Gold (.9219)
½ Tornês Atípico - Fernando I (M-I, Milmanda mint)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 1/2 Tornês = 36 Dinheiros
(36)
Year: (1369-1371) / Material: Silver (.250)
1½ Euro (AMI)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 1 1/2 Euro
1.50 EUR = 1.75 USD
Year: 2008 / Material: Copper-nickel